Clare Pyers's guest appearances

Clare Pyers

Heavenly Qi

SuperFeast Podcast

Peter Kington

Steph Gaudreau

Jeff Chilton

Daniel Vitalis

Sarah Wilson

Jake Steiner

Molly Maloof

Lily Nichols

Jolene Brighten

STEPHEN HARROD BUHNER

Tara Schulenberg

Jennifer Fugo

Sajah Popham

James Newbury

Kim Anami

OwlTail

Tahnee is thrilled to be speaking with the wonderful Clare Pyers on the Women's Series today. Clare is an integrative medical practitioner who specialises in women's health, particularly in the areas of reproductive health and complex health conditions. Clare has a broad educational background including Chemical Engineering, Chinese Medicine, Integrative Medicine and Yoga. Clare is a leader in the industry of Chinese Medicine, having written the first comprehensive textbook that shows practitioners how to translate between the paradigms of Conventional, Functional and Chinese Medicine. A true renaissance woman, Clare also hosts Qiological, a podcast specifically crafted for Chinese Medicine practitioners. Clare joins Tahnee today, to bridge the gap between the East vs West approach to women's health, sharing her insights in a manner that is highly informative and easy to understand. Clare's clinical work is practical and thoroughly grounded in a holistic approach. Clare's methods allow women to feel safe, held and completely nourished on their journey to harmonious health.   Tahnee and Clare explore: -How Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views hormones, and the East vs West approach to addressing hormonal issues. -The natural ebs and flows of the female reproductive cycle and the importance of the 'Chong Mai' vessel in TCM. -The significance of the transitions between the body's phases of Yin and Yang, and how a disturbance in the body's natural course of Qi interferes with establishing menstrual harmony.  -The masculine nature of Western society, and how operating a system that is dominated by this energy impairs female reproductive health. -The Heart as the female palace of glory, and the Daoist system views this important organ. -The misdiagnoses and misuse of herbs in polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). -Reproductive capability as a reflection of overall health, the idea that an organism cannot create new life in an environment (the body) where life is deficient. -The Liver's role in female reproductive health. -The difference between deficiency and excess. -How TCM views menopause. -The connection between the thyroid, iodine and salt. -Hashimoto's and Graves Disease.   Resources: Clare's Website Clare's Facebook Clare's Instagram Heavenly Qi Podcast   Check Out The Transcript Here:  https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/menstruation-menopause-with-clare-pyers-ep-81

Tahnee is thrilled to be speaking with the wonderful Clare Pyers on the Women's Series today. Clare is an integrative medical practitioner who specialises in women's health, particularly in the areas of reproductive health and complex health conditions. Clare has a broad educational background including Chemical Engineering, Chinese Medicine, Integrative Medicine and Yoga. Clare is a leader in the industry of Chinese Medicine, having written the first comprehensive textbook that shows practitioners how to translate between the paradigms of Conventional, Functional and Chinese Medicine. A true renaissance woman, Clare also hosts Qiological, a podcast specifically crafted for Chinese Medicine practitioners. Clare joins Tahnee today, to bridge the gap between the East vs West approach to women's health, sharing her insights in a manner that is highly informative and easy to understand. Clare's clinical work is practical and thoroughly grounded in a holistic approach. Clare's methods allow women to feel safe, held and completely nourished on their journey to harmonious health. Tahnee and Clare explore: -How Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views hormones, and the East vs West approach to addressing hormonal issues. -The natural ebs and flows of the female reproductive cycle and the importance of the 'Chong Mai' vessel in TCM. -The significance of the transitions between the body's phases of Yin and Yang, and how a disturbance in the body's natural course of Qi interferes with establishing menstrual harmony.  -The masculine nature of Western society, and how operating a system that is dominated by this energy impairs female reproductive health. -The Heart as the female palace of glory, and the Daoist system views this important organ. -The misdiagnoses and misuse of herbs in polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). -Reproductive capability as a reflection of overall health, the idea that an organism cannot create new life in an environment (the body) where life is deficient. -The Liver's role in female reproductive health. -The difference between deficiency and excess. -How TCM views menopause. -The connection between the thyroid, iodine and salt. -Hashimoto's and Graves Disease. Resources: <a href="https://www.clarepyers.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Clare's Website</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/clarepyers/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Clare's Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/clarepyers/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Clare's Instagram</a> <a href="http://www.heavenlyqipodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Heavenly Qi Podcast</a> Check Out The Transcript Here: <a href="https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/menstruation-menopause-with-clare-pyers-ep-81" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.superfeast.com.au/blogs/articles/menstruation-menopause-with-clare-pyers-ep-81</a>

#81 Menstruation & Menopause with Clare Pyers

Kidney Yang deficiency, Liver Blood deficiency and many many other patterns can be staring right at you from within your patients “normal blood results”. Serum sodium levels below 140mmol/L can be an indicator of Kidney Yang deficiency. GGT levels below 15U/L can be a marker of Liver Blood or Liver Yin deficiency. Listen to the episode to find out more about ideal levels of TSH, eGFR, white blood cell count including monocytes, eosinophils and basophils and how these non-ideal levels can be understood from a Chinese medicine point of view. This week Dr Clare Pyers is interviewed by Phi to discuss taking an integrative approach to Chinese medicine, and how she has created a diagnostic framework for interpreting blood tests into a chinese medicine understanding. Clare discusses her passion for staying true to Chinese medicine as she looks further afield into the world of naturopathy and functional medicine to find the pivot between conventional medicine and Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine treatment approaches help to fill the gap created when patients are unwell, but not quite unwell enough that they fall into the purview of conventional medicine treatment approaches. Many patients have already had their blood tests done by the time they reach us in clinic, we can use these tests to help us to uncover missing pieces of the puzzle or to confirm or refine our treatment approach with our patients.  Clare Pyers is a Chinese medicine practitioner based in Melbourne, Australia who has been in full time practice since 2005. Prior to studying Chinese medicine, Clare studied Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering. The result of combining these two very different career paths gives Clare a very practical, scientific approach that she integrates seamlessly with her heart centred and soul focused style of clinical practice. She has developed a framework for interpreting conventional blood test results into a Chinese medicine diagnosis, which is published in her iphone app and the October 2016 release of Integrative TCM Guide: Pathology text book. She has a series of webinars that gives practitioners a solid understanding of how they can start using this information in their clinics to improve their results with patients. In November 2018 she will be presenting at the IICMC conference in Melbourne, Australia. During the episode Clare mentioned Dicken Weatherby’s “Blood Chemistry and CBC Analysis” which can be purchased from amazon.

Kidney Yang deficiency, Liver Blood deficiency and many many other patterns can be staring right at you from within your patients “normal blood results”. Serum sodium levels below 140mmol/L can be an indicator of Kidney Yang deficiency. GGT levels below 15U/L can be a marker of Liver Blood or Liver Yin deficiency. Listen to the episode to find out more about ideal levels of TSH, eGFR, white blood cell count including monocytes, eosinophils and basophils and how these non-ideal levels can be understood from a Chinese medicine point of view. This week Dr Clare Pyers is interviewed by Phi to discuss taking an integrative approach to Chinese medicine, and how she has created a diagnostic framework for interpreting blood tests into a chinese medicine understanding. Clare discusses her passion for staying true to Chinese medicine as she looks further afield into the world of naturopathy and functional medicine to find the pivot between conventional medicine and Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine treatment approaches help to fill the gap created when patients are unwell, but not quite unwell enough that they fall into the purview of conventional medicine treatment approaches. Many patients have already had their blood tests done by the time they reach us in clinic, we can use these tests to help us to uncover missing pieces of the puzzle or to confirm or refine our treatment approach with our patients. <a href="http://www.heavenlyqipodcast.com/hq28-integrating-pathology-into-your-chinese-medicine-practice-with-clare-pyers/copyright-ikon-images-2016/" rel="attachment wp-att-341 nofollow" target="_blank"></a> Clare Pyers is a Chinese medicine practitioner based in Melbourne, Australia who has been in <a href="http://www.discovertcm.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">full time practice</a> since 2005. Prior to studying Chinese medicine, Clare studied Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering. The result of combining these two very different career paths gives Clare a very practical, scientific approach that she integrates seamlessly with her heart centred and soul focused style of clinical practice. She has developed a framework for interpreting conventional blood test results into a Chinese medicine diagnosis, which is published in <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/tcm-guide-pathology/id994920063?mt=8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">her iphone app</a> and the October 2016 release of <a href="http://clarepyers.com/product/integrative-tcm-guide-to-pathology-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Integrative TCM Guide: Pathology text book</a>. She has <a href="https://clarepyers.com/bookings/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">a series of webinars</a> that gives practitioners a solid understanding of how they can start using this information in their clinics to improve their results with patients. In November 2018 she will be presenting at the <a href="https://iicmc.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IICMC conference in Melbourne, Australia</a>. During the episode Clare mentioned Dicken Weatherby’s “Blood Chemistry and CBC Analysis” which can be <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Blood-Chemistry-CBC-Analysis-Perspective/dp/0976136716" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">purchased from amazon</a>.

HQ28 – Integrating Pathology into Your Chinese Medicine Practice with Clare Pyers